Surface Arc Mouse – Cobalt Blue

I've been using this product for almost a year. Very slim n easy to use

Very convienent though very costly

I was worried that the LMB and RLM wont have a at 'click' with it or it wont be pronounced enough, just like a touchpad on laptops. It has one and it feels like a nice combination of mouse and touchpad. Everithing else as in reviews :)

I ordered the blue one, which was back-ordered, so it took nearly three months to get. That's not a ding on the quality of the mouse, but was disappointing.After using the mouse for a few hours I have only one gripe. Because of decades of using two-button mice, I keep two fingers on the mouse. In order to right-click, I have to lift my index finger off the mouse completely. Otherwise, the click is registered as a left-click, even if clicking on the right side of the mouse. I'd hope that a driver update can cause click location detection to take priority over the presence of a second finger on the mouse.Otherwise the mouse is smooth and sleek. I've been using the previous versions of the Arc for the better part of a decade and have been happy with them. I suspect that I will (unfortunately) get used to having to lift my left finger to right click, but will hope that Microsoft decides to make this behavior more natural soon instead.Be sure to download the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center app from microsoft.com. It allows you configure the buttons, a three-finger click, scroll direction, etc. The mouse works normally without it, but you have a few more configuration options with it.

I love this mouse, but I do have issues with it. For one it's awkward to hold since it doesn't really have a body. It ends up making my hand cramp after long usage for that reason. Speaking of awkward, scrolling also adds on some hand cramping, especially if you scroll horizontal direction or diagonal a lot, which I do for design work.And the mouse can be a tiny bit buggy. Not scrolling properly or disconnecting.These are all minor issues that I have overcome, but they're worth noting.

I came from a gaming mice and also from apples magic mouse. At first i keep hitting it with my pinky as i switch from mouse to keyboard and toppling the mouse over. Its something you get used to but if you use it one a softer surface it is alot more likely to happen.Also i wish it has multi device support without needing to rebind every other time.Aside from that it has been solid.

The product design is very novel and has a sense of design. However, since this mouse does not have a middle pulley, and the arching amplitude is a bit large, I am not used to it at first. And I feel that there is a delay in the operation of the computer, in short, it is better to use the touchpad or stylus, no need to buy